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Margotin and Guesdon describe. Instead, he decided to select concert recordings from other sources and two older studio tracks,
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observes that "considerable cleanup" had been done to what "has always been an embarrassment" in the Stones' reputation as a live act, although this is not necessarily a good thing, as Jagger is further revealed to be "annoyingly out-of-tune with the rest of the band" on several cuts.
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The Rolling Stones All the Songs: The Story Behind Every Track
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805:Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert
3778:Rolled Gold+: The Very Best of the Rolling Stones
2758:"Top Records of 1967 (Based on Billboard Charts)"
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650:I've Been Loving You Too Long
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3624:The Rolling Stones Box Set
3394:Light the Fuse (Live 2005)
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3175:It's Only Rock 'n Roll
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2781:"Best Albums of 1967"
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308:1965 UK-only live EP
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3661:Hot Rocks 1964–1971
3482:Live at the Wiltern
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3533:Rewind (1971–1984)
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3247:Bridges to Babylon
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2525:High Fidelity
2518:
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2508:Stereo Review
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2478:Dalton, David
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1765:Certification
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1692:100 Top LP's
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1393:The Last Time
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558:Charlie Watts
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546:Alexis Korner
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526:The Last Time
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446:popular music
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3493:Compilations
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3143:Let It Bleed
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3077:Five by Five
3075:
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3034:Compilations
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1561:– production
1552:
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1533:
1532:
1496:
1495:
1490:
1488:
1427:Norman Meade
1337:Jerry Butler
1333:Otis Redding
1310:Norman Petty
1229:
1207:
1204:classic rock
1199:
1195:
1194:
1175:
1171:
1157:
1150:
1142:
1138:David Browne
1131:
1112:
1092:
1088:
1075:
1071:
1067:
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1054:David Dalton
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727:
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697:
673:
671:
645:
643:
628:
619:Colston Hall
565:Colston Hall
562:
556:and drummer
515:
506:
458:
454:ruling class
450:Fred Bronson
435:
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322:albums chart
319:
316:
292:
285:
259:
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95:Colston Hall
25:
3549:Forty Licks
3426:Havana Moon
3330:No Security
3282:Live albums
3015:Live albums
2937:US releases
2910:UK releases
2404:11 February
2266:10 February
2229:30 November
1910:10 February
1540:Ian Stewart
1515:Brian Jones
1503:Mick Jagger
1215:garage-rock
1085:Jimmy Cliff
1048:puritanical
817:Allen Klein
765:$ 1 million
746:hit singles
704:liner notes
589:super-miked
554:Brian Jones
442:Mick Jagger
383:controlling
3866:Proto-punk
3840:Categories
3762:Solid Rock
3730:Milestones
3474:Grrr Live!
3338:Live Licks
3314:Flashpoint
3306:Still Life
3223:Dirty Work
3215:Undercover
3207:Tattoo You
3191:Some Girls
2491:0825626692
2018:0823076776
1826:References
1571:Glyn Johns
1521:Bill Wyman
1219:Bo Diddley
1186:7 and 7 Is
1164:proto-punk
1089:In Concert
1020:Crawdaddy!
793:collectors
681:Slim Harpo
662:Bill Wyman
631:Glyn Johns
509:media help
466:overdubbed
344:Background
312:Slim Harpo
303:overdubbed
215:chronology
163:proto-punk
48: with
46:Live album
3714:Stone Age
2996:Aftermath
2766:Billboard
2698:Billboard
2691:Billboard
2447:191362285
2431:: 36–51.
2386:Hull, Tom
2315:Kot, Greg
2173:8 January
2137:Billboard
2049:Crawdaddy
1942:uDiscover
1723:Billboard
1716:position
1661:Billboard
1622:Canadian
1603:position
1485:Personnel
1291:Lady Jane
1068:Aftermath
811:In 1986,
751:Billboard
741:Billboard
689:a live EP
633:used the
577:Lady Jane
366:Aftermath
359:In 1966,
320:Billboard
287:Aftermath
226:Aftermath
129:Hollywood
89:Newcastle
85:City Hall
73:1963–1966
3592:Box sets
3322:Stripped
2789:Cash Box
2720:Cash Box
2668:. 2006.
2590:28 March
2584:Archived
2480:(1972).
2398:Archived
2367:17 March
2284:(2011).
2260:Archived
2256:AllMusic
2223:Archived
2148:28 March
2142:Archived
2116:28 March
2110:Archived
2060:28 March
2054:Archived
1985:28 March
1979:Archived
1952:24 March
1946:Archived
1904:Archived
1786:500,000
1734:Cash Box
1675:Cash Box
1370:Side two
1238:Side one
1190:Tom Hull
1147:Greg Kot
1115:AllMusic
1087:'s 1976
1066:(1965),
869:AllMusic
774:Logo of
290:(1966).
201:Producer
70:Recorded
62:Released
52: by
3050:Flowers
2851:Discogs
2579:Vulture
1771:/sales
1762:Region
1548:– piano
1542:– organ
1529:– drums
1209:Vulture
1177:Nuggets
1034:a genre
835:digipak
788:pressed
759:by the
623:Bristol
569:Bristol
528:" and "
431:, 2020)
373:" and "
355:in 1966
248:(1967)
239:(1966)
230:(1966)
135:Olympic
99:Bristol
3816:(2012)
3808:(1982)
3800:(1972)
3781:(2007)
3773:(1981)
3765:(1980)
3757:(1975)
3749:(1973)
3741:(1972)
3733:(1972)
3725:(1971)
3717:(1971)
3696:(1996)
3688:(1989)
3680:(1975)
3672:(1972)
3664:(1971)
3643:(2016)
3635:(2011)
3627:(2010)
3619:(2005)
3611:(2004)
3603:(2004)
3584:(2019)
3576:(2017)
3573:On Air
3568:(2012)
3560:(2005)
3552:(2002)
3544:(1993)
3536:(1984)
3528:(1981)
3520:(1979)
3512:(1975)
3504:(1969)
3485:(2024)
3477:(2023)
3469:(2022)
3461:(2022)
3453:(2020)
3445:(2018)
3437:(2017)
3429:(2016)
3421:(2013)
3413:(2012)
3405:(2012)
3397:(2012)
3389:(2012)
3381:(2012)
3373:(2012)
3365:(2011)
3357:(2011)
3349:(2008)
3341:(2004)
3333:(1998)
3325:(1995)
3317:(1991)
3309:(1982)
3301:(1977)
3293:(1970)
3274:(2023)
3266:(2016)
3258:(2005)
3250:(1997)
3242:(1994)
3234:(1989)
3226:(1986)
3218:(1983)
3210:(1981)
3202:(1980)
3194:(1978)
3186:(1976)
3178:(1974)
3170:(1973)
3162:(1972)
3154:(1971)
3146:(1969)
3138:(1968)
3130:(1967)
3088:(1965)
3080:(1964)
3072:(1964)
3053:(1967)
3045:(1966)
3026:(1966)
3007:(1967)
2999:(1966)
2991:(1965)
2972:(1965)
2964:(1965)
2956:(1964)
2953:12 X 5
2948:(1964)
2929:(1965)
2921:(1964)
2672:
2555:
2488:
2445:
2333:
2294:
2015:
1896:
1744:
1648:Oricon
1581:Charts
1523:– bass
1383:Length
1251:Length
1128:filler
863:Rating
860:Source
736:stereo
658:
605:
601:
573:
534:
464:later
194:London
172:Length
112:Studio
3565:GRRR!
2784:(PDF)
2761:(PDF)
2738:(PDF)
2715:(PDF)
2693:200)"
2443:S2CID
2067:Paste
1802:Notes
1783:Gold
1380:Title
1248:Title
1081:'
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800:'
710:with
685:blues
677:'
609:organ
603:and 7
271:band
189:Label
145:Genre
127:RCA,
118:Decca
78:Venue
3581:Honk
2670:ISBN
2632:CHUM
2592:2020
2553:ISBN
2486:ISBN
2463:HiFi
2406:2020
2369:2017
2331:ISBN
2292:ISBN
2268:2020
2231:2018
2175:2020
2150:2020
2118:2020
2062:2020
2013:ISBN
1987:2020
1954:2021
1912:2020
1894:ISBN
1778:RIAA
1714:Peak
1624:CHUM
1601:Peak
1477:3:45
1462:2:16
1447:2:21
1432:2:49
1413:3:24
1398:3:09
1361:2:09
1342:2:53
1319:2:00
1296:3:05
1281:2:54
1266:2:46
1184:'s '
1182:Love
1180:and
1168:punk
1070:and
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839:take
832:SACD
757:Gold
734:and
732:mono
714:and
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571:on 7
524:", "
520:", "
338:SACD
269:rock
265:live
153:Rock
2849:at
2610:RPM
2433:doi
2327:952
1738:56
1732:US
1727:62
1721:US
1686:US
1672:US
1663:200
1658:US
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